Jade Bird

Jade Bird is a British singer-songwriter known for her unique blend of folk, country, and indie-pop music. She was born on October 1, 1997, in Hexham, England. Raised by a single mother in a military family, Bird moved frequently, spending time in South Wales, Germany, and London. These diverse experiences influenced her musical style.

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Bird's passion for music started at a young age. She learned to play piano and guitar and began writing songs in her early teens. She studied music at the BRIT School, known for alumni such as Adele and Amy Winehouse. Bird gained recognition after releasing her debut EP, "Something American," in 2017. Her powerful vocals and emotive lyrics resonated with listeners, earning her a spot on the BBC Sound of 2018 longlist.

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Her self-titled debut album, released in 2019, was a critical success, showcasing her versatility as an artist. The album features the hit single "Lottery," which topped the Adult Alternative Songs chart in the U.S. Bird's music is praised for its raw honesty and storytelling, with themes often revolving around love, loss, and resilience. 

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Beyond her music, Bird is known for her energetic live performances and her advocacy for women's rights in the music industry. Despite her young age, she has established herself as a powerful voice in the music world, demonstrating a maturity beyond her years.